zonta223
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- Joined
- Aug 26, 2009
- Messages
- 536
- Location
- Adelaide South Australia
- Tractor
- Foton FT404, International 444 with forklift, International B250, Kubota L2000DT, Truck converted to all terrain forklift and lots of other junk
Hi everyone best wishes from Australia
The time has come to replaced my well worn Kubota L2000DT tractor.
Was going to buy another grey market Kubota but the pricing on Chinese tractors is about the same but they are new.
Looking at Euroleopard (Foton I think) they come with 3 years unlimited hours warrenty, whereas the grey market ones come with 3 months.
We have 3 local dealers for the Chinese tactor none for the grey market ones (closest dealer 500 miles away).
The only thing I am worried about is quality on the Chinese one. There is an old saying if the deal sounds to good to be true...........then it probably is.
So looking for feedback on quality of Chinese tractors...Anyone own a Euroleopard??? They have increased their warranty to 3 years.....does this mean better quality???
Jima,eastwind etc tractors have no dealers in this state so not really interested in those makes.
Any feedback welcomed
Regards
Bob
The time has come to replaced my well worn Kubota L2000DT tractor.
Was going to buy another grey market Kubota but the pricing on Chinese tractors is about the same but they are new.
Looking at Euroleopard (Foton I think) they come with 3 years unlimited hours warrenty, whereas the grey market ones come with 3 months.
We have 3 local dealers for the Chinese tactor none for the grey market ones (closest dealer 500 miles away).
The only thing I am worried about is quality on the Chinese one. There is an old saying if the deal sounds to good to be true...........then it probably is.
So looking for feedback on quality of Chinese tractors...Anyone own a Euroleopard??? They have increased their warranty to 3 years.....does this mean better quality???
Jima,eastwind etc tractors have no dealers in this state so not really interested in those makes.
Any feedback welcomed
Regards
Bob